New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15
STRAY CH4r HFRE IyD THERE.

senator SherDian's canvass for the Presidency b
being conducted with all tho modern improved Meth
DDS. In the office Of the Homer Lee Bank Note
COMPANY yesterday fornd fine photograph "
senator sherman, two-tArds life Size. and on inqnirs
learned that 1t pattern from which tie on
portraits Of the senator to be distributed among his
friends. The likeness is striking one
Climbing up the stair of elevated station dowi-
town / encountered Detective Charles Heidelberg.
Of Inspector Byrness corps As rude up
town together fell 10 talking about his chief.
when Heidelberg SAID among other things: "In-
sIector ByrDes is great dtsciplmarfan. lie L. o
Very rigid man with Lis FORCE yet at tho same time
he Is Very h.nd-hearted TO al the under him.
IL Is frequently tho case that criminals who have
served their term In prison have come to the In
crime, and their necessity 10 procure money hon
esty TO live until they could establish themselves
sIcctor's purse is frequently brought out. Some
men would go hustlIng 70 the railroad comrsn'es
but not the Inspector He would rather so and
buy ticket aud give the man what money he thought
he needed. and take HE chances Of never getting II
back again. 1t Is such things as thcse thai give
him power and stmneth With criminals with WHOM,
dishonest man above all things"
Ono Of New-Yorhs artists Is George IT. Yewsn.
whose speciality il tho reproduction canvas Of
what are knoTn to artists and connoisseurs a.
"interiors." Sr YcweI 10 wcil-bult man OF
perhaps thityeiSht or forty years, With frank.
open face. bio~n niustaehs and pleasant manners
Rcccutiy at Mount Mct,regor he made careful study
which General Grant died. IN the condition IN wleh
result o, this study Is the production OF ne eich
ing u the room which Is to be reproduced by
The Republican Club has got itself into in ar
nal controversy aftcaipt 70 defend President
Ces Gland the particulars of which have not been
given TO the public. 1t that when pronlL
uf thu Iui. A q dput OF
TIE Garfield National Bank, came back from the
Adironcao9s, which he visited about the time when
President Cleveland fishing there, be told a
number Of stories Of his proves with tho rod and
about President Geveland's fishing excursion. Some
members Of the club asserted that this was an In
SsSSr II % YesontiOns %e PREPARED and 's inior
IsaiIy passed demanding an investigation Ut Mr.
IT IL said tina, Cheney intends to follow President
Cevelnnd's example. aud by way OF defence set up
The Younger members are having lots Of sport out
OF the, affair; and are saving that a. Mr.; Cheney
IN gc.ng back on the newspapers, no might well
folaw = an the way around and rstsaga snd apo'o
eiae-@Thice after ail Is probably the test way OF
getting out Of fsh-story.
Senator Allison. Of iowa, wns o guest at tho
Brcvoort House yesterday, but went at night to
come from Mont.na. and docs not look as though
there n anything in hs health to require brcczcs
On the contrary he has tho appearance Of being IN
topics in an Interview. Senator Allisons response
was that his Journey had been 50 ttrcsome and the
weather was 80 hot Tat he could not possibly talk
politics.
THE CRUISE OF TIE ATLANTIC IA CIT CLUR
Members Of the Atlxutc Yacht Club are busy pre-
pairing for their annual cruise. which promises to be
ono OF the most snceossul IN tho annals Of the club
Commodore Swan estimates that forty yachts more
will Join the squadron. An informal start viii DC
made from Ncw-Rochelle 1t o'clock on Saturday
morning next for the point OF rendezvous, Black
Rock Conn. vhere all the yachts that nre 10 take
part In the cr,ise expected to arrive befora O
o'clock that same evening With races sfost, and
viii have olly TINA On Monday The aset viii mako
sa from Black Rock for Ne w-ondon, and from there
the fleet will proceed Tuesday to Shelter Island,
on "wednesday TO stoningtos, on Thuraday TO New
bort and on Friday TO New-Bediord. What will be
done Saturday 10 yet to be determned
The Danntlcss viii sail from Cowes Tor New-York
this MOI niDg
IN FAVOR OFLOWER FARES 10 cOSBY ISLAND.
The committee appointed Mt the recent meeting at
Paul Bsuers Casino to call the prcsdcnfs OF the
varons railroads relative to cheaper faros to COMFY
Isl nd have been actively at work They have seen
Superintendent Cannon OF the Staten Island Rapid
Transit Company. Presldent Mann Of the sea Beach
road and President Batter Of the Bath and West End
Railroad. oil of whom expressed themselves IN
!avor 1owcr fares but said they were At present
powerless tv do anything, The committee express
themselves satisfied u at before another ssaeon they
will see low fsres In force
JUDGE YAN H0EsEg SLIGHTLY ISDTSPosED.
Judge Van Hoesen while on the bench of the Court
Of Common Pleas yesterday ct nom suddenly besanc
III and was comp eied TO order an adjournment Of the
Court He was tsken INTO bis private room and
Physeisn wa 'sns TOT xho ordered .pP',csssISns o.
n carriage Is wa bilious attack
o'sioof iasi night aid informed that the Judge